fire on those two officers. happened around 11:30 last night near 12th and maple streets in pittsburgh. this is a residential area. police say the man was standing outside of a home near a car when the officers approached him. they say he ran and suddenly turned into a shootout. even with a gunshot wound he and a his partner fired back. >> a 30-year-old oakley resident with an extensive criminal history for weapons and drug related charges. he was wanted for charges. >> still hospitalized this morning. they are questioning people who were seen in the area at the time. the d.a. is investigating along with pittsburgh police. police telling us the officer

who was hit is a five and a half-year veteran with their partner. has worked here. they are still gathering evidence. possibly several more hours. reporting live in pittsburgh. >> we have an update to breaking news in san francisco this morning where we are tracking a serious crash on 101. chp says a red mustang lost control and slammed into a wall. a taxi crashed into a mustang. a woman, a mustang and a passenger in the taxi both taken to the hospital. both are expected to be okay. let's go to anthony slaughter for a look at how the roads are looking. >> that specific location has been cleared as of 5:53. the area has cleared out. now into the south bay. things have become active. we want to show you good news. the best driver award goes to the south bay.

you can see all the green on the map. we like green. because it means must be? because it means clear roads. the east bay, we have an accident in livermore headed into -- really where the freeways are in dublin. >> all the cars trapped for two hours finally getting through. >> if you are a boss you may want to show some mercy if you have late employees. that's all i'm saying. >> a warehouse expected to re-open after a chemical leak overnight. haz-mat teams were called to the sara lee plant for an ammonia leak in a refrigerator there. the building and several neighboring businesses were evacuated. the leak has been fixed and all employees are expected to be

back at work today. the cause of the leak remains under investigation. >> it is 6:04. this morning we are awaiting confirmation that a charred body found inside a cabin in the big bear area is christopher dorner. the former lapd officer turned shooting rampage suspect. the cabin is fou a pile of rubble. overnight the search for the body was delayed for hours because the cabin was too hot for investigators to go inside. now investigators have to rely on forensics to try to identify the body as dorner. for more on this developing story we turn to anthony schinn live near the cabin. what are you hearing about the investigation so far? >> well, right now we are hearing that investigators are over at the scene. you mentioned that they spotted the charred body. at this point we don't know if they have actually removed that

body or if they are still scoping it out at this point. i will tell you one thing. they are going to do a dna test to make sure this is christopher dorner. just talking to officers in the area, they are all breathing a sigh of relief. they believe that's him. so this is just a formality to positively identify him. >> it's been amazing. walk us through the events ta led up to the fiery stand-off at the cabin. four our five days ago is when law enforcement found dorner's pickup truck burned. burned beyond recognition. since then they have literally brought law enforcement searching for signs of christopher dorner. there was a time when they thought maybe he got help and found a way to get down to

mexico. so they were searching the border down there. it really centered on this mountain. they closed ski resorts. went door to door. knocking on people's homes. making sure dorner wasn't inside the home. lo and behold, all of the sudden yesterday afternoon they got a call. a 911 call that a car was stolen. officers spotted the car. he eluded them. they got into a gunfight after he carjacked a white pickup truck. he ended up going to the cabin where it was believed he came to a fiery end. during the gun battle, dorner was able to shoot two deputies. one of them didn't make it. >> do we know the condition of the other injured deputy? we are still waiting for a news

conference. we are expecting in the next couple of hours a full update. last we heard from law enforcement last night during their press conference was this deputy would be fine. he was going to go into surgery. they were expecting him to survive this. >> are they acting confident at all they think they got the guy? >> absolutely. there really is an air of confidence out here. you saw it last night. even before the morning. we saw a trail of law enforcement officers, chp. local law enforcement headed down the mountain. headed home. i'm talking dozens of vehicles. this man hunt is over. they really, truly believe they finally after this all began super bowl sunday they finally

got their man. >> thank you for the live report. >> meantime a riverside officer will be laid to rest today. the service is set to start this morning at 10:30 at a church located in riverside. we'll bring you continuing coverage throughout the morning and all day long on our website. nbc bay area.com. head to our home page and search using the key word dorner. >> also bringing you the forecast for this morning. we need the rain. how can you not enjoy the glorious weather across the bay area? >> beautiful. >> want to check in with christina loren. >> good morning. it's a beautiful way to enjoy this valentine's week.

you will notice more haze through the end of the week. it's been so dry. we have to get rid of the particulate matter. there is rain on the way. 36 degrees in livermore. your hour by hour detail works like this. temperatures at 60 degrees. as you break for lunch at noon in san jose with three additional hours of warming to go. we'll hit the upper 60s. 68 degrees in fairfield. 67 in livermore and 67 in gilroy today. by the water, low 60s and warmer than average this time of year. throughout the next couple of days we continue to bring up the numbers. i will take you through the full forecast in next report. back to you. >> president obama delivered his state of the union last night calling for bipartisan cooperation in congress and a stronger focus on job creation. mr. obama said the state of the union is stronger but he pushed for changes to gun control and immigration reform. the president demanded an end to

stalemates in congress that kept lawmakers from passing a permanent budget. >> the greatest nation on earth cannot keep conducting its business by drifting from one manufactured crisis to the neck. >> i don't buy it. we have heard it before. >> the president's speech lacked specifics when it came to the economy, said republicans. coming up, a live report from marla teyes and expert analysis from a political science professor. >> the time is 6:11. coming up, a crucial court hearing nine years in the making. we'll tell you what's at stake for barry bonds as he tries to clear his name and defend his baseball legacy. that's ahead. >> great to be watching over the years. >> plus a family reunion. a familiar name joining the giants in the cactus league. ahead, a live report from

scottsdale.

6:13. barry bonds legal battle. bob riddell joins us live. this case has a long history. >> reporter: yeah. nine years in the making as you mentioned earlier. good morning. around 9:00 this morning barry bonds and his attorneys will ask the ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals in san francisco, a panel of three judges, to overturn his 2011 felony conviction of obstruction of justice investigating the illegal investigation of performance-enhancing drugs. bond gave a rambling answer when

asked if his personal trainer had given him anything to inject himself with. the former giants slugger was trying to mislead the grand jury with the rambling answer so they convicted him on the obstruction charge. bonds lawyers will argue that his answer may have been unresponsive but it was truthful. even though he told the truth his answer was still immaterial to the grand jury investigation. it didn't have bearing on the findings. legal analysts tell the associated press it's hard to get a verdict over turned in federal court. in this situation there is a lot of respect for a judge who oversaw bonds's perjury trial. one reason the judge hardly ever has her cases over turned. reporting live in san francisco, bob riddell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. in the meantime, bonds former team is starting its quest for another world series championship. >> a fun time of year.

the giants now working out down in the cactus league. for more on the giants quest for a title and the start of spring training let's bring in lawrence scott inside the stadium in arizona. we are hearing this year's spring training is definitely a family affair. very cool. >> baseball has always had great families. with the giants the bonds family. you think about all the other families that have made their mark in basketball. griffey, boon, bell. that was three generations from gusto b to buddy to david. when you look at a having your sun in spring train camp it's special though it's happened before. the bo gis are savoring it as brett joins his father bruce at camp. take a look.

>> a quick look around the giants spring training clubhouse. you see dozens of jerseys: with one last name very familiar. pitcher brett bogi, son of bruce is making a name in the organization. >> it will be special, trying to enjoy the experience. he hasn't got to watch me. it will be special. >> brett has very much earned the opportunity to be in camp, putting up great numbers in the minors and making his dad proud. >> it will be great to see him. it's a little added stress i don't know if i needed to have him here. i'm proud of him. had a great year. he worked hard to get to this point. he earned the invite with the job he did last year. >> the whole scenario lends itself to the ultimate father and son game of catch. >> i don't know about now. i couldn't ask for more than to a be a part of this and enjoy the experience.

>> dad is now the giants manager that was a juror league catcher and his son. he may soon make a difference for the giants squad. >> even with a big club soon. his numbers are for real. coming up, tommy john surgery and making things happen in the minor leagues. this is not something where he's get ago pass because dad's the manager. he's the real deal. great to see him out here. we'll see them later. there is frost on the field now. we see the sun rising at scottsdale stadium. today is the first workout. the season gets under way today. we are very excited. >> thanks so much. >> play ball. 6:18 now. before we get to the nice warm weather, talking snow in the sierra are. >> a great weekend to hit the slopes. if you have tomorrow off, a great place to treat your sweetheart. let's start with the with toyota

snow report. brian hager joins us with a look at the current conditions on the slopes. you're doing something special for valentine's day. >> that's right. we got a big event for valentine's day. if you book 24 hours in advance we have tickets for a limited time. doing a scavenger hunt. >> that's affordable. it sounds like fun. are you going to celebrate with anyone? >> i will be up here on the mountain enjoying the sunshine for sure. >> we have to leave it at that, ladies. you may find a single man up there. let's get to your conditions. they are rather comfortable. at $14 we can all afford that. take a live look here at san francisco fogged in. let's get to the ski report with temperatures in the 40s as we head throughout the next couple of days it will be chilly out there. look how much snow they are holding onto at the base. about 7 1/2 feet.

spush conditions at $14. affordable. sounds like a great day to hit the slopes on valentine's day. ho degrees to start out in san jose. 33 in gilroy. offshore flow provides a nice beach day. we do have patchy fog this morning. mid to upper 60s on the way. then we'll bring numbers to the 70s. getting into friday the 70s arrive. we have a weak disturbance h that will make it into the bay area. falling apart north of us. it will drive the cloud cover. three to five degrees of cooling. nice and comfortable. 6:20. the drive is building up. we gave mike the day off. we bring in anthony. >> earlier this morning the meter lights were turned on.

for 13 minutes we have been looking at traffic all the way back around 6:07 those lights were turned on. lots of congestion on the bridge. even from 580, 980 the traffic is still flowing there. the lights are on. livermore at airway, there is an accident coming from 580 eastbound. you will notice that traffic incident that happened earlier still causing major backups. you may want to stay on 580 through 84 or 238 if you try to get in because it looks like there is still major traffic. the best driving across the south bay. look at the green on the map. no accidents to report. we want to take you outside and show you that congestion is building. one final shot shows a beautiful sunrise. of course the weatherman in me couldn't resist. back to you. >> all right. looking good. >> double duty.

anthony does it all. scott mcgrew, the fight over how far a tesla car can go on a charge is growing. >> they have evidence the new york times failed to review. why this is a big deal after the break. >> and let's take another look because it's beautiful out there. sun rising over the south bay this morning. another great day on tap. a full look at the forecast and news ahead.

promised to show the world the black box data from the car proving the times lied.

tesla has assured the world it is financially solvent. reports financials next wednesday but had to refund deposits in the past. the financial picture could get exciting if people pull deposits that would cause other people to pull theirs and so on. this may be why the bad review is a big deal. it's not about a newspaper liking a car. much bigger than that. back to you. >> thank you very much. >> we'll keep an eye on that one. christina loren is back with a glorious day in the bay. >> nice day shaping up for us. it's only getting warmer. throughout the next couple of days, you can go ahead and turn the heater off. take a break from the pg & e bill, save money for your valentine. 67 degrees inland. bay side, 65 degrees. 63 at the coast. the 70s are on the way. we'll time out when and we need

the rain. we have some as well on the seven-day forecast. more about that coming up. first a check of the drive. good morning. >> we want to get you up to speed. this is looking live from the emeriville camera. approaching the bay bridge. the good news is we are not e seeing major slow downs. you will notice break lights on. it looks like congestion is building around this time and it looks like we are tracking great conditions in the south bay. lots of green on the sensors. more coming up in a little bit. >> 6:26. still ahead, we'll tell you what with president obama is doing to get his state of the union ideas off the ground ahead. >> and an officer shot during a shootout with suspects. what police are saying as they search for clues at the scene of the crime just ahead. >> a live look outside. it has cleared up. moving smoothly. a little bit of a backup as you

head out the door. more news ahead as well.

selling the state of the union. what president obama is doing today to push his plan for america forward just ahead. >> right now a live look outside at san jose. going to be another nice one. we'll let you know what you need before you head out the door coming up with weather and traffic. >> a beautiful look outside. let's take it to wall street now this morning as they are awaiting the opening bell. you hear it in the background. it's wednesday, february 13. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm john kelly. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we have an update to the breaking news in pittsburgh. a police officer is now injured after beg shot during an overnight chase. it happened around 11:30 last night at the intersection of 11th and maple.

two officers were chasing a 30-year-old oakley resident when the sus is expect turned and opened fire. one officer was hit. both officers returned fire. that officer was treated at the hospital and released. the suspect remains hospitalized with nonlife threatening injuries. police say he had several warrants for weapons and gun-related charges. kristy smith is gathering new information on the scene. she'll have a live report coming in 15 minutes. >> also we want to update developing news near big bear where sheriffs investigators confirmed they have found human remains inside a cabin that burned to the ground last night. investigators do believe that's where fugitive ex-officer christopher dorner barricaded himself as deputies closed in on him yesterday afternoon. at some point a gun fight broke out. two deputies were shot. one of them unfortunately killed. investigators say they later heard a single gunshot inside the cabin before the building

burst into flames. we have a reporter on the ground in san bernardino county this morning gathering new information about this. we'll have a live report coming up in a few minutes. >> now to president obama and the state of the union address. today the president is leaving the white house traveling to three different states to push one of the key points from the speech last night. create more manufacturing jobs and trying to jump start the economy. marla joins us in studio with an expert opinion on where the president has to go from here. >> good morning. that expert opinion coming from santa clara university. thanks for joining us. the president opened saying the state of the union is stronger. he started talking about jobs, of course. you say much of the speech came back to the same thing. republicans say it lacked substance. >> i think broadly he was trying to ingrate a theme of so many things are related to the economy. whether it's education,

immigration, energy, these things will fuel our economy if e we improve energy independence. i think it was synthesizing themes he touched on earlier. there wasn't a lot of new initiatives but it was hitting things he believes are important. >> he also talked about ending the war in afghanistan and said that will happen the end of 2014. is there anything he didn't talk about that he should have? >> there are a few things. i thought he might talk about some of his nomineeses that he's trying to get confirmed in the senate. the fact that chuck hagel, there is debate about whether or not he should be confirmed. often times presidents will call for a fair up or down vote on the nominees. since he struck the theme later on with gun control, that deserves an up or down vote. it may have been he wanted to avoid it. there was nothing controversial, nothing new. so i think he was trying to play it safe.

it was a pragmatic speech. >> you mentioned gun control. let's look at the moment of the night when he talked about gun control. >> gabrielle giffords deserves a vote. the families of newtown deserve a vote. >> do you think that will help? >> he was not saying you have to approve this or you have to vote yes. he was saying let's have a vote. go on the record. say, no, i'm not in favor of this. basically saying the american people deserve a vote on this. you need to go on the record where you stand on this bill. >> what would you grade him as a professor? >> maybe a b minus. it was above average.

earlier first term addresses. it was interesting that it was charles darwin's birthday yesterday. he didn't bring up science as much as i thought. he could have talked about science, education. i would say a b minus. >> still above average. thanks so much. >> we love the weather. you would give this an a plus, right? >> i would. i don't know. some people like the fog and the cold. you can't please all of the people all the time. we're pleasing the warm weather people today. taking a live look at daily city. we talk about patchy fog. this is what we mean. it's not one thick dense blanket located over daily city. you can see through it and this ml will spin out very quickly as we head throughout the day today. your temperatures are chilly to start. good morning in gilroy. 36 for livermore. 37 degrees to start the day in sunny vail headed for a comfortable afternoon. your forecast tells the story. at noon in the big to upper 50s.

4:00 p.m., upper 60s on the way. 70s ahead. we'll get to the forecast coming up. let's check your drive. mike has the day off. anthony is in the house. >> you can see the fog from the bay bridge toll plaza. hit and miss. you can see the bay bridge lights were on. we are seeing typical congestion back to emeriville. you can see on the maps what it means. red and yellow showing up. this is typical. no big surprise. traffic is still bagged up. alternate routes here. 238 or use 84. it's more winding but definitely will keep the path clear. let's show you. traffic is moving along but more cars on the road. fremont, typical congestion there on 880. on the other side in the peninsula toward palo alto. cars are moving smoothly. that's what we like.

>> we sure do. thank you very much, anthony. 6:36. still ahead from handcuffs to a courtroom. what a murder suspect could say today that could determine the future for a grieving fairfield family just ahead. >> from baseball when you're king there is bling. we'll take a look at the accessory setting the giants apart. we'll have the report coming up. >> what about a live look outside? a little hazy over the north bay. going to come out, break things up. lots more ahead. stick around.

>> announcer: you're watching "today in the bay." >> welcome back. >> we are awaiting confirmation that former lapd officer christopher dorner may be ked after a stand-off at a cabin. we'll have a live update ahead at 6:49. >> an arraignment hearing set today for christopher jones accused of killing and raping a girl two weeks ago. jones accused of killing 13-year-old janel conway allen. her body was found february 1 in a park in fair field. police there haven't yet said what evidence led them to jones. >> also today the woman accused of playing a role in a murder plot against a wealthy venture

capitalist in the south bay is expected to enter a plea today. raven dixon faces prostitution charges. prosecutors say dixon gave information about kumra to three gang members who killed him at his estate. three men are also charged in connection to the case. >> the time is 6:40. coming up an officer shot overnight in the east bay. we have new information from police we got moments ago. >> and a number of new developments as police in southern california continue the manhunt for christopher dorner. >> you have heard the expression to put a ring on it. that's what the giants will do. how they are sizing up their success ahead. we go live to spring training in scottsdale.

breaking news at 6:43. new details about a police officer shot overnight in the east bay. police in pittsburgh are searching two locations for clues on both ends of 11th street. kristy smith is live with what we have learned just moments ago. kristy? >> good morning. that officer was shot but the good news is he's already been treated and released from the hospital. right now several streets are shut down near 11th and maple as investigators look for more evidence this morning in the shootout that sent two people to the hospital. the officer and a suspect with a long criminal history. the 30-year-old man had warrants for violence and dpun related charges. that man bolted, took off running as officers chased him. they say he turned and started

shooting. one officer was hit. even though he was wounded he and his partner fired back, hitting the man. a violent and potentially deadly night. >> our officers did a tremendous job. they come to work knowing they can face a situation like this. they acted upon the threat and did what they are trained to do. we're glad they are both okay. >> reporter: the suspect was hospitalized but is expected to survive. police are questioning a number of witnesses and other people who were at the scene at the time. the officer's shot is a five and a half year veteran of the police department. pittsburgh police are expected to release more information about the officer as well as what the oakley man was doing here in the first place. reporting live in pittsburgh, kristy smith, "today in the bay." >> we are following overnight developments in the man hunt for former l.a. a police officer christopher dorner. the cabin where he was reportedly holed up is now nothing but rubble after a

police stand off turned into a firefight there. tony schinn is live with the developing story. right now we are hearing that dorner's i.d. and official report says they found it in a wallet burned down inside the cabin, correct? >> reporter: good morning, john. that's right. we are attributing this to the associated press. they are the ones who were reporting that his burned driver's license, his i.d. was found at that cabin. perhaps inside the cabin. it gives you further proof, that it is confirmed that the man who was inside the cabin, you know, is christopher dorner. you know, they found charred remains inside there. i can tell you they are not officially confirming the law enforcement here at the crime scene. that is christopher dorner. i can tell you law enforcement officers have been milling about

and they are all breathing a sigh of relief. they are lax out here. just letting investigatorses come in, search for clues. as far as they are concerned, that's christopher dorner. so the dna testing to determine exactly who those charred remains belong to sounds like it's just a formality at this time and a driver's license only really adds more credence to the belief that christopher dorner is dead and this man hunt is over. >> all right. thank you very much for the report. we'll continue to follow this as information comes in. >> we do know a riverside officer investigators say dorner am a bushed last week will be laid to rest this morning. governor jerry brown and thousands of others will attend the funeral for michael crane at a church in riverside. we'll bring you continuing coverage throughout the morning and all day on nbcbayarea.com. just head to our home page or search using the key word

"dorner". >> it's 6:47. we are watching the weather. christina loren has an eye on the sky for us. what's happening on this wednesday morning? >> it's refreshing out there. nice mild finishes. you get a taste of winter in the morning followed by a taste of spring in the afternoon. temperatures are going to be warmer today than yesterday. want to show you different live perspectives across the bay area. you can see a thin marine layer will fade out quickly by 9:00 or 10:00 a.m. now down to san jose where he have hazy conditions. we are still in the good to moderate air quality range across the bay area. air quality has not yet been suffering that much. it probably will be the case as we get into friday and especially into the weekend with offshore flow continuing. however, some changes on the way next. we have rainshowers and a cold pattern developing. this morning, a touch warmer

than it was yesterday. 36 degrees in livermore. 41 for san francisco to kick off this wednesday before valentine's day. high pressure will leave most of the state through the pacific northwest clear of clouds. temperatures today will be warm with. not just here in southern california. they will get the santa ana winds. hazy sunshine. sun will be filtered through the haze. 67 degrees on the way for livermore. 64 in fremont. 62 today in san francisco. as we head through valentine's day, go ahead e and make the outdoor plans. after all, mother nature is free. 68 degrees inland. 67 bay sid for your sweetheart. 65 degrees at the coast. anthony, i bet you have something romantic planned. >> we'll talk about it later. we are talking about the congestion at the bay bridge.

we want to show you another fog blanketing in toward the bay bridge. lots of brake lights. looks like congestion coming from that location. we want to show you on the maps. you really start to see congestion and earlier with the accident we had, 4:30 this morning, you will notice this particular area still seeing major slow downs. hop over to 580. go over to 84 or 238 back in the area. the fog you mentioned with daily city. sensors going in and out with slow downs. you want to make sure because of the foggy morning.

>> we have an update to breaking news in san francisco where two people are hurt after a crash on southbound highway 101 near 280. chp says the red mustang slammed into a wall and then a taxi slammed into the mustang. two lanes were closed for an hour. everyone will be okay. the plant is planning to re-open today. >> we have a live look at the federal court building in san francisco where bonds was asking the ninth circuit court to over turn his obstruction of justice conviction. bond z was convicted after a giving what a the court said was evasive testimony during a grand jury investigation of the bay area lab at the center of a

major league baseball scandal. three judges will hear the appeal today and will issue a decision at a later date. >> they are down in spring training gearing up for another title. >> the giants talking baseball. they are also talking about a little bit of bling. let's continue our coverage of aspirin training now with lawrence scott in scottsdale arizona. looks like the sun is up for you. sizing up the competition and the world series ring fingers to decide which one to put it on. >> they do. they can't take it for granted. having won two rings in three years. today right here they start a the quest for a third ring in four years. we are watching the traveling secretary get sizes for the

rings. it's a big celebration and starts as they come into camp to talk about the world series that was and the things they will do moving forward here. sizing the rings was part of the deal. take a look. >> reporter: the spring training after a world series victory brings swagger to the clubhouse for certain. one of the perks of being the champs is getting the rings to let the world know. in the early days of camp offer the opportunity to size up the players' ring fingers. >> takes a captive audience. we need the players to try to get down to the local jeweler or the tiffany's shop.

just like they make sure a new hat is the right hat this key ring ours wide options. quite a scene for first timers. >> we're finding it out now. this is my first time seeing the ring size contraption. it's a matter of just try it out, slip it on and know that weather changes your finger size. so you want it sized just right. >> this is like breakfast at tiffany's in scottsdale. the sun is now coming up. perfect that the sun is up in time for the first workout. we talk about the rings one more time. there will be a special ceremony april 7. the third game into the regular season. the giants will show off the

rings after they have been sized. good stuff. the work out coming up. much more as the morning rolls on. see you in a bit. >> thanks. >> holding out. happening now we take you live to andrews air force base where the president has boarded air force one. getting set to hit the road. he'll fly out to north carolina today to start pushing many topics he covered in his state of the union address last night including immigration and gun control. so a busy day as the president starts to push congress forward to help him out to get things done. >> tim cook with apple. it was a year ago apple announced it would send checks to shareholders. >> possibly an eye check. that was one of the most welcome apple announcements ever.

>> reporter: a bigger dividend to draw down 130 billion dollars it has squirrelled away. tim cook touched on the dividend issue at a goldman sachs technology conference yesterday. am announced the first dividend last year. watch tesla as well today. we hear the ceo will release the black box data today from a tesla model s that the new york times said was out of electricity. the times stands bits story. also steve case. democrats talking about citizenship for undocumented workers. republicans pushing for an increased number of visas to

highly skilled workers. one deal may help solidify the other. silicon valley watching carefully. most have a college degree. >> interesting, scott. always with good stuff. 6:56 now. pope benedict xvi making his first public appearance since announcing his resignation two hours ago. he presided over his weekly general audience at the vatican today on ash wednesday. later he will hold his last ash wednesday service as leader of the catholic church. >> checking in now with christina loren. >> the good news keeps coming in. look at the beautiful sunrise. getting pinks and oranges courtesy of a layer of haze. we are still in the good to moderate air quality range. you will notice haze throughout the day. your temperatures are chilly.

40 in san jose. 46 in oakland to start the day. mid to upper 50s and then at 4:00 p.m. comfortable conditions close to 70 degrees. we'll meet back here to talk about the warming weather. good morning, anthony. >> good morning. great forecast today. we are looking at fog. you can see backups continue through emeriville. as far as the traffic maps go today, you can see still looking at a slow go from 680 and 580. south bay, things are clear. congested areas there as well. back to you. >> thank you very much. 6:58. a final check of the day's top stories happening now president obama heading to north carolina as we look at fair force one.

just on the heels of the state of the union address the president will head to north carolina to push his agenda talking about an increase in jobs and the push for the immigration policy as well. >> 6:58 now. a final check on the day's top stories. investigators at san bernardino county identifying human remains in a cabin that burned to the ground last night. it is believed those remains belong to fugitive ex-officer christopher dorner. dorner allegedly killed a deputy in a shootout yesterday afternoon, shortly before this fire. >> a pittsburgh police officer is recovering from a gunshot wound after a shootout with a suspect overnight. officers say he has a long criminal history. >> all right. big story down in southern california with dorner. it's been reported, too, possibly they just found an i.d. of his in the fire that was bushed out.

they might get confirmation as we take a live look at the scene where the cabin burned down last night. quite a fluid situation. they seem confident they have him. they have to check the dna to make sure it is his body. they did find his i.d. >> we'll continue to follow this and the day's news. thank you very much for p joining us on "today in the bay." we'll have a live local update at 7:25 and every half hour after that. >> enjoy this day. have a great one. >> shop iffer your valentine. good morning. breaking news. manhunt over. charred remains fo good morning, breaking news. the hunt is over. a violent stand off between

police and a suspected killer. sources telling nbc news the body belongs to christopher dorner, the former police officer wanted for a string of deadly shootings. this morning, a live interview with a man who came face to face with him. emotional speech, president obama uses his state of the union address to urge lawmakers to take up his plan to curb gun violence. >> gabby giffords deserves a vote. the families of newtown deserve a vote. >> as house speaker john boehner explains in an exclusive interview why he feels the president doesn't have the guts to stand up to his own party. and rough landing. a small plane carrying a family, including a 7-month-old baby, crash lands in a field of snow and it's caught on camera. and, incredibly, everyone escaped without serious injury, "today," wednesday, february 13th, 2013. >> announcer: from nbc